FAILE 'Star Spangled Shadows Linen' Print Available

Artist: FAILE
Title: Star Spangled Shadows Linen
Medium: Multi Color Screen Print
Size: 66 x 46 cm
Edition: OPEN
Prices: €200

   

FAILE is the artistic collaboration between Brooklyn based artists Patrick McNeil and Patrick Miller. Originating in 1999, the duo began creating art on the streets of New York City, quickly earning recognition for their innovative use of stencil printing and their distinctive visual language that blends pop culture, graphic design, and comic books with elements of history and religion. Their work often incorporates fragmented imagery and text, creating dense, collage-like compositions on a variety of mediums, including canvas, wood, and metal.

Over the past two decades, FAILE has evolved from street artists into internationally acclaimed contemporary artists. They have transitioned seamlessly from creating wheat-pasted posters and large-scale murals to exhibiting intricate, hand-painted canvases and sculptural installations in prominent galleries and museums worldwide. Their projects frequently explore themes of advertising, consumerism, and urban decay, using bright colors and bold lines to engage viewers.

Key works include Temple, a large scale installation first presented in London's Trafalgar Square that reimagined a classical ruin as a temple of commerce. Another significant piece, the FAILE & BAST Deluxx Fluxx Arcade, was a functional arcade featuring custom designed video games and pinball machines. This project has been installed in various global locations, including Art Basel Miami.

FAILE's art is a dynamic interplay of high and low culture, challenging traditional notions of authorship and originality through a shared, iterative process. Their work continues to be highly sought after and influential in the urban and contemporary art scenes.

Poser 'Street Bunnies'Shipping Container Replica Available

Artist: Poser
Title: Street Bunnies
Medium: UV Printed Replica Shipping Container
Size: 12 x 5 x 5 Inches
Edition: 11
Prices: $370

 

Poser aka Eric Kristmanson is a prominent figure in the Canadian graffiti scene, widely recognized for his stylized depictions of bunnies that have become a signature element of Toronto’s urban landscape. His work is defined by a consistent visual language that bridges the gap between traditional graffiti and pop-oriented street art. The recurring bunny motif serves as a versatile icon, appearing in various forms ranging from simple, quick tags to massive, multi-story murals. This character-driven approach has allowed Poser to establish a strong brand identity that is instantly recognizable to both art enthusiasts and casual commuters.

Beyond the repetition of his central character, Poser’s style is characterized by bold outlines, a vibrant use of color, and a sense of movement. His technique often involves exaggerated proportions and expressive facial features that imbue his characters with distinct personalities. While his roots are firmly planted in the underground culture of illegal street pieces, his influence has expanded into more formal environments. He has participated in numerous sanctioned public art projects and gallery exhibitions, demonstrating an ability to translate the energy of the street onto canvas and large-scale architectural surfaces.

Poser’s contribution to Canadian art is significant because of how he navigates the tension between public space and personal expression. By saturating the city with his imagery, he challenges traditional notions of ownership and aesthetic value in the built environment. His work continues to evolve, maintaining its relevance within the contemporary urban art movement while remaining a quintessential part of Toronto's visual identity.

Pazz 'Scorpio Season' Print Available

Artist: Pazz
Title: Scorpio Season
Medium: Giclee Print
Size: 16 x 20 Inches
Edition: OPEN
Prices: $45

Eric Pause 'Burning Through' Print Available

Artist: Eric Pause
Title: Burning Through
Medium: Giclee Print
Edition: 30
Price: £120

 

Eric Pause is a Canadian artist known for his vibrant, geometric pop-culture reinterpretations and large-scale murals. Born in 1983, his real name is Eric Pautsch.

Pautsch began his artistic journey as a graffiti artist in the 1990s, using the tag "PAUSE," which he later stylized as his professional name. This street art background heavily influences his current aesthetic, which blends the spontaneous energy of graffiti with refined, structured compositions. His work frequently features sharp lines, dynamic angles, and a bold, saturated color palette that immediately draws the eye.

Pause’s signature style often deconstructs familiar cartoon characters, comic book heroes, and video game icons, rebuilding them in abstract, faceted forms that resemble cut gems or complex tessellations. This unique approach offers a fresh, modern perspective on nostalgic subjects.

Beyond private commissions and gallery shows, Pause has established a strong presence in the public art sphere. He has completed numerous large-scale mural projects across major North American cities, turning urban landscapes into dynamic, colorful art spaces. His studio work explores themes of pop culture, identity, and the modern digital aesthetic, capturing the fragmented nature of contemporary media consumption. He maintains a strong presence within the urban art community and continues to exhibit his work internationally.

Chris Austin 'Give Yourself Space' Print Available

Artist: Chris Austin
Title: Give Yourself Space
Medium: Giclee Print
Size: 16 x 16 Inches
Edition: 50
Price: $135

Stikki Peaches 'Sade' Print Available

Artist: Stikki Peaches
Title: Sade
Medium: Mixed Media on Paper
Size: 24 x 36 Inches
Edition: UNIQUE
Price: $1,350 CAD

Stikki Peaches is an anonymous Canadian street artist who originated from Montreal, renowned globally for his vibrant, multi-layered wheat-paste prints and satirical graffiti. He operates in complete anonymity, always appearing masked in photographs, a persona that has drawn comparisons to Banksy. His artistic journey began in the fashion industry, where he worked as a designer, influenced by his father, a tailor, and his mother, a seamstress. This background in textiles is evident in his unique, mixed-media style that involves superimposing layers of paper, old magazines, comics, fabrics, and found objects, which he then embellishes with spray paint and various drawing tools. This complex layering creates what he calls "beautifully controlled chaos," blurring the line between urban debris and fine art.

 Stikki Peaches is best known for his provocative signature tagline, "What if Art Ruled the World?" which serves as a recurring question in his work and a commentary on how a society governed by artistic expression might be free from conflict. His art frequently features nostalgic pop culture references, including iconic figures from music, film, and comics like Batman, Elvis Presley, and Kate Moss, often juxtaposed with punk symbols and tattoo designs. Starting his street art career in 2009, his large-scale murals can be found on city walls in major metropolises worldwide, including Paris, New York, London, Berlin, and Toronto. Stikki Peaches was a pioneer in bringing the ephemeral medium of wheat-paste collage into the gallery space, and his highly sought-after works are now exhibited in international galleries and art fairs like Art Basel Miami, with collectors including celebrities such as Lady Gaga.

Pat Cantin 'Sur Le Sable' Print Available

Artist: Pat Cantin
Title: Sur Le Sable
Medium: Giclee Print
Size: 8.5 x 11 Inches
Edition: 25
Price: $80 CAD

  

Pat Cantin is a French Canadian contemporary abstract artist, born in Jonquière, Quebec, in 1978. He earned a bachelor's degree in visual and media arts and after many years working in the web industry, decided in 2012 to commit himself entirely to painting. Cantin's artistic approach embraces spontaneity and raw emotion, with a philosophy that views "consistency as a waste of time" and an obstacle to true creativity. His creative process, for the most part, is a fluid experience; while an initial idea of composition or color may exist, the final result is never predetermined and is guided by the movement of the materials themselves.

Cantin is primarily known for his abstract, semi figurative work, which he describes as "anti portrait" art. He uses a blend of oil, acrylic, and spray paint in his pieces, often applying the paint directly to the canvas with his hands. He finds that using his hands allows him to feel the texture and maintain a total control over his gesture that brushes or spatulas would not. His portraits intentionally omit traditional facial features like eyes, challenging the viewer to look elsewhere in the composition to interpret the subject's emotion or character. This approach leads to varied and deeply personal interpretations from each spectator.

Beyond portraits, Cantin also explores the symbolism of everyday objects, focusing on the common metal chair. He sees these chairs as receptacles of the "invisible trace" or emotional "burden" that people leave behind in their environment. Through his art, he aims to visually demonstrate the profound impact every word and gesture has on those around us. This work, like his portraits, encourages a thoughtful engagement with the hidden emotional landscape of human interaction. Cantin's original paintings and lenticular art are available through his official website, allowing collectors to experience his dynamic, expressionistic work firsthand.

Faile 'Holiday Block And Roll' Wood Blocks Available

Artist: Faile
Title: Holiday Block And Roll
Medium: Acrylic, Aerosol and Screen Print On Wood Blocks
Size: (8) 2 x 2 x 2 Inches Each
Edition: 125
Price: $200

 

FAILE is the Brooklyn-based artistic collaboration between Patrick McNeil (b. 1975, Edmonton, Canada) and Patrick Miller (b. 1976, Minneapolis, USA), known for its wide-ranging multimedia practice that blurs the lines between "high" and "low" culture. The name FAILE is an anagram of their original project, "A Life," and reflects the duo's philosophy of transformation. Since their inception in 1999, FAILE has established itself as a significant force in contemporary art, recognized as pioneers in the global street art movement.

Their signature style is a fragmented form of appropriation and collage, constructed from found imagery and characterized by bold graphics, vibrant colors, and dynamic typography. FAILE's work draws heavily from American pop culture, advertising, comic books, and pulp magazines, blending these elements into visually complex narratives.

While painting and printmaking remain central to their approach, the artists have adapted their style to a vast array of materials and techniques, including large-scale murals, screenprints, sculptures, and ambitious interactive installations. Notable projects include large-scale "Prayer Wheels" in Times Square and an urban temple in Portugal, as well as the interactive "Deluxx Fluxx" arcade, which features customized video games and pinball machines.

FAILE's art is widely exhibited in galleries and museums worldwide, including the Brooklyn Museum and the Tate Modern, and their pieces command a wide range at auction. Through their diverse output, FAILE continues to explore themes of duality, consumerism, and the ephemeral nature of urban art, inviting audience participation and challenging conventional artistic boundaries.

Chris Austin 'Give Yourself Space' Original Available

Artist: Chris Austin
Title: Give Yourself Space
Medium: Gouache on Wood
Size: 30 x 30 cm
Edition: UNIQUE
Prices: $2,160

Canadian artist Chris Austin, a self-taught painter and sculptor based in Toronto, is renowned for his surreal, vibrant artwork that blends unexpected elements of nature to explore themes of environmental change and interconnectedness. His unique visual style, which he describes as a "mash-up", draws inspiration from graffiti, collage, and sign writing, resulting in images that are both playful and introspective.

Austin's work often features majestic, sometimes feared, apex predators like sharks, bears, and orcas, placed in serene, unnatural, yet recognizable terrestrial landscapes such as forests or fields. He intentionally uses these surprising juxtapositions to challenge the viewer's perceptions of these animals, presenting them not as threats but as vital parts of a delicate ecosystem in need of protection. His paintings possess an otherworldly, luminous quality achieved through extensive experimentation with acrylic and gouache paints, a technique that he constantly refines through trial and error.

With a meticulous process grounded in research and photo references taken during his hikes, Austin's finished works often feature flat colors without volume or shadow, focusing instead on strong composition and color palettes. His art has been exhibited in galleries internationally.

Annie Naranian 'Tango Diva' Print Available

Artist: Annie Naranian
Title: Tango Diva
Medium: Giclee Print
Size: 22 x 26 Inches
Edition: 15
Price: $500 CAD

 

Annie Naranian is a Toronto based fashion illustrator and artist renowned for her playful, quirky, and exaggerated style that uses bold colors to capture the essence of high fashion. Her work, which often combines digital media (such as the Apple tablet) with traditional materials like ink, pastel, acrylic, and watercolor, is inspired by runway looks and fashion photography. Naranian's artistic goal is to bring happiness and laughter to her audience, a response to her belief that life is often taken too seriously.

Her distinctive talent has garnered global recognition, with her artwork displayed in galleries worldwide and featured in publications like Grazia and Flo magazines. She has collaborated with major names in the fashion industry, including Moschino, Marc Jacobs, Chanel, Jeremy Scott, and Holt Renfrew.

In addition to her gallery work, Naranian offers live illustration services for events, creating personalized digital illustrations for guests on a first-come, first-served basis. These eco-friendly and unique keepsakes are created in a short time frame (10-15 minutes) and can be instantly shared via airdrop or email. Limited edition prints of her colorful figurative work are also available for purchase through various galleries.